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Is there any reason we have not seen any more releases of Stargate TV scores from SG-1, Atlantis or Universe? Rights issues from Joel's estate or the studio?
I would love to see more releases like what LalaLand has been able to do for Star Trek - there's a wealth of unreleased material of Joel's work there.
Even the scores for Continuum and Ark of Truth are out of print and hard to find
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I will just chime in that I would love to add anything to my Stargate collection. I'm also most hungry for Stargate Atlantis, but I have found the music on Stargate Universe enjoyable too, especially as the show goes along.
And of course although we do at least have some music from SG-1, I would love to get more.
I don't have much hope for it, but I keep getting pleasantly surprised at what comes out so who knows?
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I don't know this for sure, but I wonder whether it's the same reason we have not seen (and likely never will see) a release of a MacGyver series score.
Like MacGyver, Stargate was filmed in Canada, meaning the musical scores were probably recorded in Canada. This, apparently, makes the release nearly impossible according to previous posts related to this topic.
There could be a different reason, but I have a feeling this might have something to do with it. Can only hope that I'm wrong here.
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Why are the Canadians so difficult?
The Canadian musician's union wants too much in re-use fees, making release cost-prohibitive. That's why labels opt to avid the cost and not release scores recorded there. Intrada did one and as they stated back then, it was their first and last release for a score recorded in Canada, as it yanked up the cost to something around $30.00 for a CD.
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Doublepost.
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I always thought - but maybe I'm wrong - that Goldsmith composed the music in his home studio in Hidden Hills, California, so there were no canadian musicians necessary. I guess the problems are:
1. Who has the rights?
2. Who has the music? Because the two most important guys for the music, Goldsmith and Chadock died in quick succession.
3. I think we can forget, that LLL will release anything of Stargate. I asked MV three years ago. His quick reply was: "No on Stargate!" (But maybe he changed his mind.)
By the way... we had a similiar discussion here: https://www.filmscoremonthly.com/board/posts.cfm?threadID=139930&forumID=1&archive=0
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I always thought - but maybe I'm wrong - that Goldsmith composed the music in his home studio in Hidden Hills, California, so there were no canadian musicians necessary. I guess the problems are:
1. Who has the rights?
2. Who has the music? Because the two most important guys for the music, Goldsmith and Chadock died in quick succession.
3. I think we can forget, that LLL will release anything of Stargate. I asked MV three years ago. His quick reply was: "No on Stargate!" (But maybe he changed his mind.)
By the way... we had a similiar discussion here: https://www.filmscoremonthly.com/board/posts.cfm?threadID=139930&forumID=1&archive=0
Indeed.
Also to the point about being recorded in Canada, are all the scores for SG1 and Atlantis (save for the pilot, Ark of Truth and Continuum) completely synth? I know Universe is but wasn't sure about SG1 as some sound like synth but some later scores sound like either the samples got way better or they had some orchestra mixed in.
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I always thought - but maybe I'm wrong - that Goldsmith composed the music in his home studio in Hidden Hills, California, so there were no canadian musicians necessary. I guess the problems are:
1. Who has the rights?
2. Who has the music? Because the two most important guys for the music, Goldsmith and Chadock died in quick succession.
3. I think we can forget, that LLL will release anything of Stargate. I asked MV three years ago. His quick reply was: "No on Stargate!" (But maybe he changed his mind.)
By the way... we had a similiar discussion here: https://www.filmscoremonthly.com/board/posts.cfm?threadID=139930&forumID=1&archive=0
Indeed.
Also to the point about being recorded in Canada, are all the scores for SG1 and Atlantis (save for the pilot, Ark of Truth and Continuum) completely synth? I know Universe is but wasn't sure about SG1 as some sound like synth but some later scores sound like either the samples got way better or they had some orchestra mixed in.
As I said, I am not sure, but for my ears the music on "The Best Of Stargate", "Stargate: SG1" (Richard Band) and "Stargate: Atlantis" (Pilot Movie) sounds sometimes quiet artificially. Nevertheless I don' t care. I really like to have one or two four disc sets for SG1 and Atlantis.
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I always thought - but maybe I'm wrong - that Goldsmith composed the music in his home studio in Hidden Hills, California, so there were no canadian musicians necessary. I guess the problems are:
1. Who has the rights?
2. Who has the music? Because the two most important guys for the music, Goldsmith and Chadock died in quick succession.
3. I think we can forget, that LLL will release anything of Stargate. I asked MV three years ago. His quick reply was: "No on Stargate!" (But maybe he changed his mind.)
By the way... we had a similiar discussion here: https://www.filmscoremonthly.com/board/posts.cfm?threadID=139930&forumID=1&archive=0
LLL literally re-released Stargate after the VS was well out of print. ??
What is "VS"?
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